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Louisville City Council Meeting February 1, 2005 Page 5 of 10 City Manager Simmons stated the City's purchasing policies would require more than two weeks to obtain bids for a new sign. Mayor Sisk amended his motion to continue the public hearing to March 1, 2005. Council member VanPelt accepted the amendment. PUBLIC COMMENT George McKee, 946 Cypress Lane, Louisville, CO, President of the Cherrywood II HOA, presented photos of the LaMar's sign visible from his home. He reviewed the City's sign code, the CDDSG and the Louisville Municipal Code through a flip chart presentation. He stressed the burden is on the City Council to insure that all the guidelines relative to signage are followed consistently. He requested that the City solicit resident's input on the signage in their neighborhood. VOTE: Roll call vote was taken. The motion carried by a vote of 5-0. Absent: Council members Keany and Brown. RESOLUTION NO.5, SERIES 2005 - A RESOLUTION APPROVING A FINAL PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PUD) TO BUILD A NEW 32,229 SF LIBRARY ON TWO LEVELS WITH A BELOW GRADE PARKING STRUCTURE AT 801 FRONT STREET, LOTS 2-6, BLOCK 2, LOUISVILLE OLD TOWN - PUBLIC HEARING - (advertised Daily Camera 1/26/05) - (STAFF RECOMMENDS CONTINUATION TO 2/15/05) Mayor Sisk opened the public hearing. MOTION: Mayor Sisk moved that the public hearing for the Final PUD for the Louisville Public Library be continued to February 15,2005, seconded by Council member Levihn. All in favor. RESOLUTION NO.6, SERIES 2005 - A RESOLUTION APPROVING A SPECIAL REVIEW USE FOR A COFFEE SHOP TO BE LOCATED IN THE PARK AT CTC - public hearing (advertised Daily Camera 1/23/05) Mayor Sisk requested a Staff presentation. Planning Director Paul Wood explained the applicant; Stan Swanson is requesting approval of a Special Review Use application to authorize a 650 SF coffee shop on the 15t floor of the building. The property is zoned Industrial and all retail, service and restaurant uses require authorization through a SRU. The Planning Commission held a public hearing on January 13 and recommends approval to the City Council without conditions. The 15t floor storefront space is proposed for a small coffee shop, with limited indoor seated and food service. No on-site food preparation is proposed and the business would operate from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The parking stands for restaurant uses is 15 spaces per 1,000 SF of floor area. Staff and the Planning Commission believe that the parking provided will be adequate. 5